Doctor’s Murder Sparks Nationwide Protests and Calls for Action in India

The tragic murder of a doctor in Kolkata has sparked nationwide protests and calls for action. The Union government is investigating the incident, reviewing the medical college’s safety standards, and considering issuing guidelines for hospitals to improve the safety of female doctors and patients. Resident doctors have gone on strike across the country demanding increased safety measures and justice for the victim.

Doctors Protest in Mumbai Following Kolkata Doctor’s Murder, RG Kar Medical College History Highlighted

Doctors and medical students in Mumbai protested on Tuesday, following a nationwide shutdown of OPD services in response to the tragic murder of a doctor in Kolkata. The protest highlighted the history of RG Kar Medical College, a pioneering institution established by Dr. Radha Gobinda Kar, and raised concerns about the appointment of a former principal amidst the ongoing investigation.

Doctors’ Strike Continues in India Following Tragic Murder of Trainee Doctor

Following the rape and murder of a trainee doctor at Kolkata’s RG Kar Medical College and Hospital, resident doctors across India have gone on strike, demanding justice and increased safety measures for healthcare workers. The Federation of Resident Doctors’ Associations (FORDA) has extended their indefinite strike after a meeting with Union health ministry officials failed to yield a resolution. The incident has sparked nationwide outrage and protests, with various medical associations calling for a nationwide shutdown of OPD services and demanding a thorough investigation into the case.

FDA Approves First Needle-Free Treatment for Anaphylaxis

The FDA has approved Neffy, a nasal spray formulation of epinephrine, offering a needle-free option for treating life-threatening allergic reactions known as anaphylaxis. This new treatment provides a convenient and accessible alternative to traditional injectable epinephrine, potentially improving access to rapid treatment and reducing barriers for patients.

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